Hi folks,
I am using tophat in my RNA-seq of a high polymorphic genome. I think Tophat calls bowtie with '-v 2', but I found many reads with more than 2 mismatches were mapped to the genome. I took one as the test, it has 5 mismatches with good phred quality scores:
13:C>T,27:C>A,38:T>C,57:G>A,64:C>A
Using -v 3, or default -n 2 -l 28 -e 70 cannot map it, but using -n 2 -l 28 -e 150 can map it.
Why can tophat map these kind of reads?
Thanks!
I am using tophat in my RNA-seq of a high polymorphic genome. I think Tophat calls bowtie with '-v 2', but I found many reads with more than 2 mismatches were mapped to the genome. I took one as the test, it has 5 mismatches with good phred quality scores:
13:C>T,27:C>A,38:T>C,57:G>A,64:C>A
Using -v 3, or default -n 2 -l 28 -e 70 cannot map it, but using -n 2 -l 28 -e 150 can map it.
Why can tophat map these kind of reads?
Thanks!
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